Wireless child size controller...???? When????

BlackHornDeath · Dec 18, 2014

When will a wireless child controller be released... or allow third party to make???

Whoever the brainiack that thought it would be best to give a child a wired controller obviously does not have kids!!! I am never taking the risk of my xbox being yanked off of the shelf because my over excited son yanks the controller... just not an intelligent
idea.

:)

HurtFish · Dec 18, 2014

[LOCKED] Boring ZzZzZzZz

Around the time ants mutated and became the size of a child.

ClNTRoN · Dec 18, 2014

I lag on XBOX Live, Help!

That's a high latency and pretty weak wireless strength for gaming.

Try wired, even if the router isn't close. They sell different sizes on Amazon. I'm using a 100ft wire. I lag on wireless.

Mister Quimby · Dec 19, 2014

Hey there BlackHornDeath!

Thanks for posting! We certainly appreciate your suggestions. In order to make sure that you suggestions and feedback get seen by the right folks, I recommend making a post on our Xbox Feedback page.
Thanks in advance!

Mister Quimby

Hey there BlackHornDeath!

Thanks for posting! We certainly appreciate your suggestions. In order to make sure that you suggestions and feedback get seen by the right folks, I recommend making a post on our Xbox Feedback page.
Thanks in advance!

ONIFIVE

Madcatz use to make a smaller controller for the XBOX 360 called the Micro Con. Maybe they will revive that lineup if enough people ask.

Big Red Husker

all i want is the controllers to work. i don't want a wireless touchscreen controller when i have a 60 inch tv to look at. seriously if i want to play a game on something the size of my phone. i would be on my phone.

Sodangidni

Hello, RossWhitehorne. I’m Arturo, and I’ll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

It is important to clarify that Xbox will restrict only third party controllers that are not authorized or don’t have an official license.

However, there are brands that are officially licensed, like PowerA and other brands.
You just need to look for the “Designed for Xbox” logo and then for a controller with that logo that suits your needs.

More information about the designed for Xbox program can be found here:

https://www.xbox.com/designed-for-xbox

Thanks for your time,

Arturo.

Wilfred of Ivanhoe

Thanks for the recommendation.
They have it right with the symmetrical thumb stick placement. It is "unnatural" to have your left thumb pulled in against your hand in order to reach the left thumb stick.
The issue I will have with this controller is the wire, 3 meters is not long enough for the room size and will present a tripping hazard.
When they bring out a wireless controller, I'm in.

Wireless child size controller...???? When????